BELARUS

This room was full of Antlers and stuffed animals. Nesvizh Castle
This is a lonely bus stop in the middle of nowhere.
The Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum, commemorating the German-Soviet War.
Enjoying the country of Belarus.
Mir Castle Complex
Love the way they are covering up the cold grey apartment complexes .
Taking a little detour while we looked for Unesco sites.
A lovely lake in the centre of Minsk.
Very wide streets throughout Minsk.
Nesvizh Castle
Belarusian circus building.
The Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum.
Coming into Minsk. Such a surprise to see it so big and clean.
Very large intersections in Minsk.
We made it. New stamps in our passports.
Reservoirs in the centre of Minsk make it such a nice city to walk through.
Savannah enjoying the beautiful city of MInsk
Its easy to find colour throughout the countryside of Belarus.
Rural Belarus.
A beauiful chandellier in Nesvizh Castle
Mir Castle Complex i
Nesvizh Castle
The Belarusian Great Patriotic War Museum
Mir Castle Complex is a Unesco site.
A drive through the countryside.
Nesvizh Castle was a residential castle of the Radziwiłł family in Nesvizh, Belarus since 1533. it is now a Unesco site.
During the invasion of Poland in 1939, The Radziwiłł family was expelled by the Red Army.
I beautiful church we passed by.
Arriving at the border of Belarus and Lithuania.
Beautiful tree lined roads.
I have never seen such big wood burning heaters. Nesvizh Castle
You need to get a little box for the car to pay the toll roads while travelling in Belarus.
City Hall in Minsk.
A very decorative Canon. Nesvizh Castle